There are more than couple of ways to express this thought in German, but something like "die Liebe stammt vom ''Haß" should do the trick. (A more common expression is "die Liebe stammt von Gott," or "love comes from God," so this wording is analogous.)
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Ich hasse is the German translation of 'I hate'.
liebe kommt leise - i think it is that!
True Christians do not hate anyone. Jehovah God does not hate anyone. Hate is not our primary emotion when it comes to 'people'. (We hate wrongdoing; and we try to help the wrong doers. Providing 'help' is an act of 'love'.)
I'm exactly what you hate. That's why they all love me = Ich bin genau das, was Du hasst. Deshalb lieben mich alle.
The German word "Hass" means "hate" in English.
"hate" translates as "haß".
When the German soldier beat them, they don't hate them, and even forgive them.
LOVE to HATE = Hate (Negative)LOVE to LOVE = Love (Positive)HATE to HATE = Hate (Negative)HATE to LOVE = Hate (Negative)HATE is a NEGATIVE numberLOVE is a POSITIVE number
hassen= to hate "Ich hasse das"- I hate that
The opposite of love "love" as a noun is hatred and as a verb is hate.
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Really, I think it's supposted to be kinda like, if you love someone, there are no boundries, no down falls, because even if you have a problem, the one you love will be there for you. But when all you have is hate, honestly, what do have coming, or in the future? A hole lot of nothing but missery, because you hate everthing, and with hate comes unhappy. Love is said to be the cure, and fix. The great thing in life. Hate...Not alot...